Cooliris rocks!

Experienced Cooliris today! It is a small plug-in to Mozilla Firefox browser.
I loved it's look and feel. In Firefox, Go to "Tools --> Add-ons" and search for Cooliris to add it to your browser. Enjoy!

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Unknown said…
Have you seen picasa web album on cooliris? It's cool!
10:39 AM, August 13, 2009
Anonymous said…
Hi Shyam,

Thanks so much for mentioning us! I'm glad you were able to find Cooliris through the FireFox Add-ons - there certainly are a lot of cool apps in there!

If you run into any problems using Cooliris or have any ideas on how we can improve it, please let us know at feedback@cooliris.com. And check out our blog to get the inside scoop on what's coming up next! Thanks again.

Best,
Mark
3:49 PM, August 13, 2009
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